Snowboarder Escapes a Mountain Avalanche

Create a 20-second, two-clip ultra-photorealistic live-action snowboarding action video. Use the uploaded reference image as the exact character identity. Keep the same face, facial proportions, hairstyle, eyebrows, eyes, nose, lips, skin tone, body build, and overall appearance in every scene. Do not redesign or alter the character. Maintain consistent identity throughout.

Keep the exact same outfit and board in every scene: premium matte black snowboarding jacket, insulated black snow pants, matte black helmet, reflective black ski goggles, black gloves, black snowboard boots, and a matte black snowboard with subtle silver accents. Do not change colors, accessories, or clothing.

Style: cinematic IMAX scale, 8K HDR, 120 FPS, physically accurate snow simulation and human movement, premium Hollywood action cinematography, realistic live-action (not animation, cartoon, or game graphics). Show a handsome, athletic Korean male snowboarder on a towering alpine mountain of pristine deep snow at dramatic golden sunrise. Strong winds blow drifting snow across the ridge.

CLIP 1 — 0–10 seconds
0–2s: Extreme cinematic close-up. The snowboarder’s breath is visible in the freezing air; wind moves loose snow around him as he looks calmly and determinedly toward the slope. Use a slow push-in.
2–4s: He explosively pushes off and descends the steep mountain with powerful carving turns. Send large powder clouds into the air. Track very close beside the snowboard, showing detailed snow spray and realistic board flex.
4–6s: A high-speed FPV drone follows only meters behind as he weaves between snow-covered pine trees, exposed rocks, and natural ice formations. Increase speed continuously with energetic kinetic camera movement.
6–8s: The mountain shakes; a gigantic avalanche breaks loose from the summit. Show massive walls of snow, exploding ice, and dense powder rushing toward him. Briefly reveal the avalanche’s immense scale, then return to the chase.
8–10s: He glances back, drops into an aggressive racing stance, and accelerates as the avalanche rapidly closes in. End just as he approaches a massive natural snow cliff, cutting before takeoff for a seamless continuation.

CLIP 2 — 10–20 seconds
Maintain seamless action, the exact same character identity, and the exact same outfit and snowboard.
10–12s: He launches from the cliff at high speed with the avalanche close behind. Transition from a low-angle tracking shot into a dramatic aerial orbit.
12–14s: Suspended above the mountain, he performs a controlled Method Grab with natural balance and realistic body movement. The avalanche explodes below, sending powder into the golden sunrise.
14–16s: He lands smoothly on an extremely steep slope without losing speed and carves through a narrow frozen canyon between towering blue ice walls. Ice fragments fall naturally as he passes.
16–18s: He jumps across a deep snow crevasse and narrowly avoids collapsing ice blocks. The avalanche remains dangerously close, filling the canyon with swirling snow.
18–20s: He bursts into a wide snowfield and performs a final high-speed hero carve, throwing a massive wall of powder toward the camera. The FPV drone pulls up to reveal the mountain as the avalanche loses momentum. End on a cinematic hero frame of the snowboarder standing confidently against the sunrise.

Use cinematic IMAX lighting, volumetric sunrise, realistic snow particles and physics, authentic snowboarding technique, gravity, momentum, and stunt choreography. Combine FPV drone cinematography, ultra-low tracking shots, aerial orbits, and handheld action-camera energy. Keep the mountain atmosphere dramatic and the textures highly realistic. Avoid fantasy elements, animation, cartoon or game-like visuals, and exaggerated physics or body motion.